Do you remember this? Quote, if Kamala wins, you are three days away from the start of a 1929-style economic depression.

If I win, you were three days away from the best jobs, the biggest paychecks, and the brightest economic future the world has ever seen.

Unquote. Who wrote that? Well, Donald didn't actually write it because it's relatively grammatical and there are no bizarre

capitalizations, but it was on his account.

And I just want to say this to you, Donald, because if you're sweeping, stupid, moronic,

and destructive tariffs, our markets are in freefall. So let's take a look at what

happened today. Quote, stocks plunge as China responds to Donald's tariffs, unquote. That's right.

The market's closed with the Dow Jones Industrial, down 2,231 points, and an average, and down, that's, sorry, that's down 5.5%.

This is the worst single-day decline in years, and over the last two days, it's been over

3,000 points that has gone down.

This economic wreckage has sparked a rare bipartisan reaction with the Republicans joining

Democrats in Congress to try to stop Donald's rampage because right now we do need fearless

leaders, even if they're Republicans, who will stand up for the Constitution and put an end

to Donald's destruction and the destruction of the Trump regime. But, and I do mean this wholeheartedly, where have you been Republicans?

Now that we're finally staring down an economic collapse, some of which may well be irreversible,

you're finally waking up. You had no problem with the dismantling of our institutions.

You had no problem with the fact that almost every single policy and

move that the Trump regime has taken, led by Donald Trump, led by Elon Musk, led by that stupid

unconstitutional legal agency called the Department of Government Efficiency, and the ways in which

that has been making things more expensive, increasing inflation,

these stabilizing our country, making us a world pariah, that was not a bridge too far for you,

but no, the economy's in trouble and now you're going to step up. But here's the thing.

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